The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 July 1980 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 23,1980

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The men pictured here are only a respresentative group of the large number who showed up Saturday at the Milford Community Building

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Mystery supper at Church of God

The Women’s Christian Service Council of the Syracuse Church of God, held a mystery supper at the Louis Firestone home on r 4. Approximately 100 people attended. Food was prepared by WCSC with a small charge for each item and eating utensil. After the enjoyable evening, a short business meeting was held. Katrina and Tammy Kern presented the program and game “Who Am I,” Women of Courage. The group then sang “Do You With Love.” Special prayer

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to work. Cement blocks were layed. It is hoped the cement floor can be poured this coming Saturday. Building committee

requests were given by Pauline Firestone and Betty Kern closed with a prayer. Truck bumps Syracuse vehicle A truck driven by Charles D. Robinson, 81, r 7 Warsaw, bumped a vehicle owned by Grume-Mumford Cooling Corporation, Syracuse, on July 21. This occurred on North Indiana, near Main St., in Warsaw. According to city policy Sgt.

members are seeking volunteers who will help with the project, therefore cutting the construction costs. When completed the building will be a home for the

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Steve Foster, Robinson was traveling southbound on Indiana when he attempted to park in front of an auto and both vehicles bumped. The Grume-Mumford vehicle suffered no damage and Robinson’s truck had an estimated $l5O damage. LEESBURG MAN BOOKED Randy Lee Hartzke, 30, r 1 Leesburg, was booked on a body attachment warrant from Marshall County. He was arrested by Kosciusko County Police, Thursday, July 17. Hartzke was released to Marshall County authorities.

Milford Emergency Medical Services, the Chatter Box, a number of clubs and organizations and provide a large meeting room for community e|pnts.

LICENSE BRANCH TO BE CLOSED The Syracuse License Branch will be closed on Tuesday, July 29, at 1 p.m. due to a bureau meeting in South Bend according to Roxanne Hadley, branch manager.

Two from Syracuse in county crash Three cars collided on Armstrong Road and CR 200E before 3:00 p.m. on July 21. Mildred Mac Craig, 65, .r 5 Syracuse, was treated and released from Kosciusko Community Hospital for knee, head and hip lacerations. The other driver from Syracuse, Everett Edgar, r 4 escaped injury. The Mac Craig car was traveling west on Armstrong. She was about to make a left turn on CR 200E when a car driven by Hobart Wagner, 55, r 6, Warsaw, reportedly hit her. The Wagner car also hit Edgar’s, who was not injured in the crash. Mac Craig’s and Wagner’s vehicles had an estimated $4,000 damage with Edgar’s having an estimated S9OO.

Ray Buhrt GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential & Commercial Building Phone: 457-3431 Road 13, Syracuse

Laison — (Continued from page 1) The water department will be flushing the hydrants once a month to see if this solves the problem. Also Duggins recommended the town purchase some “Rust Rover,” a chemical to put in the wash to get the rust out of clothes. He stated the town of South Whitley has furnished this for their residents, since they have the same problems. The cost for the chemical is $4 for a pint or pint and a half. Department Reports Tom Gilbert, director of Syracuse Civil Defense, requested some assistance from the Town of Syracuse in the way of funds. He stated the last storm which hit July 5 completely wiped out all the funds the defense had. The civil defense operates on donations and also receives S2OO from Turkey Creek Township each year. Bill Hess, board member, stated the town has had a civil defense for a good many years and they have done things around town. He added he thought the town, in some way or another, should do something for them. Reed stated the board could give Gilbert the authority to purchase gas up to a certain amount in dollars. A limit of SIOO was approved for the civil defense to use on gasoline for their equipment and are to get in touch with Robert Houser concerning where to get the gasoline. Also, Gilbert requested if the gas at the Civil Defense building could be put in the town’s name. The board stated to get the facts and figures together and submit it to the board and they will look into it. Gilbert introduced Sonia Creighton, Kosciusko County Civil Defense Director, who informed the board the only was the civil defense could receive state and federal funds was if the area was declared a disaster area. She also stated she wanted to commend the board in helping the Civil Defense. “I realize this is only an emergency organization and you only think about them in times of emergencies.” She added she was glad to sit at the meeting and hear good comments coming from the board. Houser requested to advertise for bids on a new police car and to open the bids at the September meeting. He was given the go ahead since funds are available. Joe Anderson, captain of the Emergency Medical Service, was given approval to purchase equipment for the ambulance through their funds. The purchases would cost between $l5O- - The plans for the Turtle Bay project were approved for the second section to hook up to the town sewer. The board approved the plans on the recommendation of Duggins and the project will be subject to approval upon completion. Also the Oakwood Park Project has been corrected by SewerTech, Fort Wayne and has been dried up. Although Duggins requested the system not be accepted until he sees how the lift station works. During the last regular meeting the board approved the purchase of some lift station motors to keep as spares. Duggins reported they were too late in purchasing the motors and requested the lift station be switched over to a three phase system which would cost S2OO more than the purchase of the spare motors. An unconfirmed quote received by Duggins was $2,877 to completely change the system over. The board requested confirmed quotes and will look into the request. Advertisement will be placed in local newspapers for the bids on the old town pumper. The bids will be opened at the August 18 meeting. The fire department was also given permission to send the advertisement to other places but the legal advertisement will state subject to prior bids. Look At Budget Board members took a look at the budget prepared by ClerkTreasurer Cynthia Fry before its first publication. She explained the budget which will be advertised is not what the budget will be. She added that if the budget is high it can be cut, but if it was low, money could not be added. On September 3,4, and 5 railroad crews will be in Syracuse to rebuild the SR 13 crossing according to information received by Reed. Also information was received by M. D. Wessler who stated he is working on the federal grant for EPA.

DOUG MARCHAND Age 19 Syracuse “I feel that if the president needs us, we should go. I don’t think we should fight for another country because they won’t fight for us. If I have to go, I’ll go.” ANDREW PEASE Age 20 Elkhart “1 wouldn't do it if I didn’t have to, I’m already thinking about joining the Air Force and this is one step done in doing it. I don’t think anybody should have the right to say ‘we’re going to war, you’re drafted’ but if they want to do it on their own it’s alright.” WHO KNOWS? 1. Which President was the first to use radio? 2. When was the first English Bible published? 3. What does ZIP in ZIP Code stand for? 4. What famous sea captain lost a leg to a whale? 5. In what document does the phrase, "a decent respect to the opinions of mankind” occur? 6. What was Paul Revere’s vocation? 7. Who was the 35th President of she U.S.? 8. Name the Evergreen state. Answers To Who Knows •uojSuiqscAV ‘8 •j3Moq -uasig a •/, •qjIIUSJ9A[IS B SBM 3JJ ‘9 -aouapuadap -uj jo uopcjepaQ aqj g ■]ji(] Xqopq s t aqiA -ppq ui qcqy uißjdß3 > •lubjSojj juaiuaAojd lu J auoz £ •appaaAOj sappq Aq SCSI ‘wqoPO U I Z 6161 u ! sdoojj üßOuamy oj oq.w BOOKED AT JAIL Randy Lee Leer, 22, CR 29 Lot 20 Haviland Trailer Court, Syracuse, was arrested and booked July 21, for failing to pay fines and costs. Leer was convicted in a 1979 county court case of criminal conversion and then ordered to pay the fines and costs.

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9K V JEFF SPITLER Age 19 Syracuse “1 feel that it’s good in case we are needed in an emergency or something like that happens. It’s good to have them register and know who’s going to go. I don’t really want to go, but if I have to. I’ll go. I don’t think they should take 18-19 year olds. They should take the older ones too.” Draft — (Continued from page 1) If the information is incorrect the service request it be changed on the form supplied and mailed back. Those registering will not be issued a registration card, but the verification letter should be kept as proof of registration. If a verification letter is not received with in 90 days the Selective Service office should be contacted at: 600 E. Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 20435. Bait shop burglarized Smoky’s Bait Shop owner, D. Schmucker, Syracuse, arrived at his store at about 9:58 p.m. on July 18 and found a man in the building. Two Syracuse police officers found William R. Whealty, 21, Chesapeake, Va., in Smoky’s when they arrived. He reportedly had in his possession one MinnKota 65 trolling motor. Wheatly was taken to the Kosciusko County Jail and charged with burglary, theft and fleeing a police officer.

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I —we ST? DOUG RUCH Age 19 Milford “It’s ok as long as there is something to go fight for. instead of signing up to go play army. But if it’s for another Viet Nam or Korea, 1 don’t think it’s too neat.” Leesburg woman receives bump on head Marcella M. Whitaker, 19, r 1 Leesburg, received a bump on her head and declined medical treatment at the scene following a two-car mishap at 3:10 p.m. Wednesday, July 16. Whitaker’s auto bumped the rear of an auto operated by Kevin S. Jordan, 15, r 9 Warsaw, in the 1100 block of North Detroit St. Both drivers were northbound on Detroit St., according to Warsaw City police. City Patrolman David Curtis cited Jordan for operating a vehicle on a beginner’s permit without a licensed driver with him. There was an estimated SI,BOO damage to Whitaker's auto and SSO damage to auto. Canan booked James Robert Canan, 20, r 2 Leesburg, was booked at the Kosciusko County Jail for public intoxication and illegal consumption of an alcoholic. beverage. He was arrested by Kosciusko County Patrolman Sam Whitaker Tuesday, July 15, and released on his own recognizance.